To participate in dual enrollment for the 2026-27 school year, a new law requires students to meet U.S. citizenship or eligible non-citizenship requirements, a discriminatory policy that diminishes opportunities for many students.
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The elimination of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs and the federal Department of Education is detrimental to CCHS students.
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President Donald J. Trump’s push to abolish the United States Department of Education is a direct attack on public education and a danger to the CCSD community.
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Even at a school like CCHS, where mental health is taken seriously, there are opportunities for greater student support.
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Diversity and representation are crucial importance for modern-day media organizations, which is why the ODYSSEY has taken steps to ensure they are codified into our policies.
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Clarke County School District schools do not provide Gifted Education services to a representative sample of the student body.
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It is more important than ever for students to address issues that impact them.
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Because the COVID-19 vaccine is a crucial element to moving past the pandemic, the CCSD community must work together to overcome vaccine hesitancy.
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Although not a perfect solution, restorative justice initiatives are a positive step forward for the Clarke County School District.
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Art is important; that is undeniable. But whether or not art is being fully appreciated by Clarke Central High School students is debatable.